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XUpload is an advanced progress bar indicator for web based file uploads written on Perl. XUpload lets you to accept file uploads on your website and shows upload progress bar which is showing upload progress in real-time. Will work on any hosting.

XUpload - AJAX upload progress bar indicator for web based file uploads written on Perl. XUpload lets you to accept file uploads on your website and shows upload progress bar which is showing upload progress bar. Will work on any hosting.

EAUpload is an ASP.NET file upload component that provides expansive functionality for files upload to a web server. It has many features such as: Large files upload; Multiple files upload by one request; Advanced upload status information, etc.

Client-side flash based files upload control that allows upload multiple file at once without page reload. It has three different type of user interface and many features for graphics style customization.

Java/JSP FILE UPLOAD/MANAGEMENT API Component for use inside an Application Server or Standalone environment. Extensive features provide a comprehensive suite of tools to upload and manage files/folders on your Server/Application.

Online file manager. It has many standard features like Create, Cut, Copy, Delete, Paste, Rename, Edit, View, Files search and advanced technical features: Directory Tree, Drag-n-Drop, Disk Quota, Context and Drop Down Menu, SSL(HTTPS) support.

KUpload+ is ASP.Net File Upload component with Pure HTML Progress bar. KUpload+ allows great control over the upload of huge files (virtually unlimited) from client browser to web server through HTTP. It requires no client side software!

Batch File FTP Sync Uploader is an Incremental FTP Uploader/Synchronizer can upload/synchronize incremental files easily and speedily. Batch File FTP Sync Uploader upload modified files only to save your time to upload. A easy-use web publisher.

Thin Slice Upload can upload files that are even hundreds of gigabytes in size regardless of the server configuration. When used with PHP, it is unaffected by the upload_max_filesize or any other setting in the php.ini file.